Google is acquiring a platform for building mobile and web applications called Divshot and folding it into its cloud services provider, Firebase.
Divshot will shut down operations on December 14, 2015.
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The company is providing all existing users with a migration guide for moving over to Firebase hosting. Additionally, Divshot is launching a new Firebase command-line interface today. The interface will allow users to develop locally using Divshot’s open-source Superstatic library.
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Prior to the acquisition, Divshot raised a total of $1.8 million in investor funding.
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